NeoCLIM / CLIMATE DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
TO BE RELEASED SOON

There are many practical day-to-day uses for climate information. Some activities, like construction, aviation, and agriculture, are more sensitive. But to a certain degree, almost everything depends upon the weather and, hence, climate. 

NeoCLIM is the perfect solution: a combination between speed and large amount of information. 

MAIN FUNCTIONS

NeoCLIM provides the following features:

• Acquisition and storage of national observations
• Importation and digitalization of archived observations data using entry forms
• Quality control of data according to WMO standards and rules
• Rich GUI for easy access to archived data
• Web interface for remote users
• Production of climate reports as graphics and text
• Relational Database
• Connectivity and data ingestion

NeoCLIM can ingest and store a large range of meteorological data (text, binary, graphics, images…):

• Data imported from existing in-house climate management system (CLICOM, CLIMSOFT for example)
• Data as entered by the user through entry forms
• GTS data in TAC or TDCF forms: SYNOP, METAR, TEMP, PILOT, BUOY, BUFR, GRIB…as received from MESSIR
• COMM or in-house MSS
• Data as collected from a network of automatic weather stations (AWS)
• Quality Control

Each data that is about to enter the NeoCLIM database is subject to various and throughout quality controls to maintain the overall consistency of the climate database:

• Internal consistency quality controls
• Temporal consistency quality controls
• Spatial consistency quality controls
• Quality Controls scope and tolerances are customizable by the system administrator. The data that does not pass the control is prompt to the operator that can apply the necessary corrections or reject the observation when necessary.
• Large range of output products

NeoCLIM allows for manual and automatic production of climatological reports and products:

• Time series and bar charts
• Wind roses
• Month/hour charts
• Area maps
• Yearly books
• Normals
• Summaries
• CLIMAT message